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Matt McCloskey
@mattmccloskey
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@Aella_Girl
In my experience, men like talking about their dreams, and women are hesitant to (perhaps b/c women are more careful with who they will expose their vulnerability to).
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XOmniverse 🚫🥾🐍
@XOmniverse
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@Aella_Girl
I voted "man, no" but the question assumed some kind of consistency. My dreams are occasionally vivid but not usually. Worth noting if you want to redo with more granularity.
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Het Paars
@HetPaars
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@Aella_Girl
You have to take into account the possibility of one of the two being more familiar with the term. As far as i know, my dreams are relatively normal. I assumed that meant non-vivid. It might not be. Maybe the actual difference is smaller but men are less aware of whats the norm
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Beezy
@BeezyManzell
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@Aella_Girl
I would love to have more constant and vivid dreams. I guess my dreams "are" vivid (what's that mean, like you sometimes can't tell if it's real or a dream?) but I have them like, 3 or 4 times per year.
sevonen
@sevonen1
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@Aella_Girl
I can force myself to have vivid dreams, it depends on the temperature of my body during sleep. Generally I dislike waking up from overheating and/or soaked in sweat so I tend to not get vivid dreams.